St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

One of the pleaSan test events Of the
week was the reception of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity to Miss Laura
Carroll Dennis at the residence of John
$. PiilSbury. The young lady h0stesses
were Misses Sadie Pillsbury, Alice
Adams, Franc Wilcox, May Folwell,
Alice Hurd, Alice Berry. Edith Phillips,
May Folwell, Blanche Berry. May Pow
ell, Nellie Cross, Sue Olmstead, Sue
Stearns and Lily Porter. After de-
lightful musicale, in which Miss Dennis
was the central figure, singing her way
into the enthusiastic favor of her hear
ers, the evening was devoted to Socia-
bllity, the guests meeting Miss Dennis
and Madame Julia Rive-king, who was
present. Miss Dennis has been for
several years in New York, devoting
her time to the cultivation of her re-
markable voice, a pure contralto of wide
range and excellent quality. Messrs.
Porter, Grethen, johnson and Ransom
assisted, in the musical programme.
Among the guests were Col. and Mrs.
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Baxter, Mrs.
A. NJ. West, Mrs. A. b. Hush. Mrs.
Jelly. Mrs. Cyrus Northrop, Mrs. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Byrnes. Prof. and Mrs. G. w.
Hall, K. n. McFee and the Misses
McFee, Dr.. and Mrs. G. HI. Hunter,
Hon. and Mrs. G. A. Pillsbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Nc
MILAN, Miss Northrop, the Misses Mer-
Roberts, Miss McNair and Miss Pratt,
David p. Jones, DR.. W. S. Laton, DR..
Albert Shaw, Messrs. F. S. Jones, Nor
ton NJ. Cross, Leslie Moffett, II. &.
Richardson, G. II. Gould, Fred w. Reed,
Charles II. Alden, Jr., Capt. Pratt, G. j.
Tryon, j. II. Kingman, James Gray.
Carl V. Lachmund, with his cello
brated Juvenile String orchestra and
several of his piano pupils, will give
festival concert at Dyer's hall tomorrow
night. The young artists who will APP
pear are: First Violin-MiSSeS Hattie
Hush and Lulu McGregor; Masters
Jesse Shqman, Willie Fairbairn and
Eugene Segelbaum. Second Violin
Misses Addie Brundage, Stella Girls
void, Florence Hush, Florence Austin;
Masters Edward Hinkle, Sammie Find
ley and Ray Shryock. Vioa-Miss Jean
Hush; Masters Charles Ballard and
Daniel Merrick. Cello and BaSs-Misses
Sadie Mc6regor and Lizzie Thompson:
Masters Russell Ballard Paul Jones and
Charles Walsh. Xylophone, Triangle
and Drum-Willie Hush. Piano-MisSes
Gussie Barnes, Bessie Brundage, Maude
Egerton, Clare Findley, Josephine
Gable, Ida Herzog, Estelle Hush,
Mccormick, Gussie Shryock, Edna
Stanchtield and Mile Wagner; Messrs.
Harry Jones, Walter Lamp, Robert
Northway and Joseph Rosenfield.
One of the pleasantest picnic parties
of the week was the reunion of the state
university class of ~, held Eat Zumbra
Heights, sMinnetonka, Tuesday. The
members of ~, nwith their families,
made quite a company, and, after dis
posing of delicious picnic dinner, there
were host of amusing "reminiscences to
be heard and the usual picnic pleasures
to be enjoyed. +. A. Currie was pre-
sented with a solid silver cup. the gift
pledged by a former resolution of the
class to that member who should first
become father. Among those present
We're Mrs. J. &c. Miner, Mrs. Wilkin,
Judge 5: MahOney, Rev. G.. G. Camp
bell j. W. Perkins, W. S. Pardee, E. A.
Currie, Al HendrickSon, Frank and
Fred EuStis, with their families.
The Tam O'Shaster club engaged in
lively game OF foot ball Friday evening,
on their grounds near Lake Calhoun.
the game being played till dark and re-
SulIlnS III one goal Tor each side. After
the game the club repaired to 9041 Knox
avenue, where they spent Il pleasant
evening with readings and recitations.
William Guthrie read ''Emmet's Last
Speech" J. i. Weir gave SCOTS ''Loch-
invar'' and James R. Mckenzie read a
selection from Herbert Spencer on
physical Education" Next Friday
evening the club will play foot ball on
their grounds with the Thistle club, of
this CITY,, f.t
Next Tuesday, June IA, George n.
Morgan post, No. 4. G. A. R., will give
its third annual excursion and picnic,
going via the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis
road to Lake Park. The train leaves at
sos a. III. from the station corner Third
street and Fourth avenue. north. Tick
cts for the round trip, IS cents. ThiSis
an excellent opportunity to visit the
lake and at the same time aid the relief
fund of the Grand Army.
Mast Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. White entertained the members of
the Murphy club and their lady friends
to She number of seyenty-fve. Mr..
Whites beautiful home and grounds,